About Me
- Julie Miller
- Fresh ideas and painting itself motivate me. I am present in the studio, enjoying the space made for this calling and purpose.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Sidewalk Cafe
We visited Fort Lauderdale in May and if you look closely in the reflection, you will see my husband walking up the street. This painting is showing at The Pearl Art Gallery in Tulsa. Sold.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
cafe,
Julie Miller paintings,
Oil Paintings
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Water Street Art Gallery
In June 2010 the Artists of Water Street Art Gallery voted to close our space. What a fun run we had!
I want to say fondly that the experience of starting a business, hosting wonderful artists, and working closely with all the anchor artists was one of the finest of my life. Thank you and my best to all involved.
I want to say fondly that the experience of starting a business, hosting wonderful artists, and working closely with all the anchor artists was one of the finest of my life. Thank you and my best to all involved.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Water Street Art Gallery
Summertime
These girls on the fishing dock in the sun are focused on their next catch, while I am focused on the way their hats and swimsuits caught the light and shadow.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Fishing,
Julie Miller,
Oil Paintings
Friday, April 16, 2010
Karen Renfrow Art
April at Water Street Art Gallery in Sapulpa, OK hosts the paintings of my friend, Karen Renfrow from Oklahoma City. Her work is vibrant and alive with color. Be sure to visit. Prints and originals are both available.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Oil Paintings by Karen Renfrow,
Water Street Art Gallery
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Art Show Video - Utica Square - Tulsa, OK
Good friend and talented artist, Terry White created this video and did a wonderful job. Enjoy!
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
art shows,
Julie Miller,
painting Tulsa,
Terry White video
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Clouds Over the Cimarron

I am painting for the show at the State Capitol Governor's Gallery. Larger works for the tall ceilings. My work will hang from Feb. 8 - April 4, 2010. Please visit. Titled "Grasslands and Waterways" this is part of the Oklahoma landscape I have experienced as we travel across the state. Sold!
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Art Show,
Julie Miller,
Oklahoma,
State Capitol Galleries
Friday, December 25, 2009
Lilies for Jeanette

It's Christmas night 2009 and I am enjoying being snowed in at home with my family. Out on our lawn is one tree decorated with red and white lights in memory of my beautiful sister-in-law. This bouquet of lilies is also dedicated to her and our special memories of times spent together.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Blue Plums

Small works are an exercise for many artists to work alla prima with fresh and immediate results. I did these blue plums in such a mood. They remind me of summers at my grandmother's. Sold!
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
alla prima,
Julie Miller,
plums,
small works
Friday, December 4, 2009
Holiday Opening Night

Our Holiday Miniature Invitational opened last night at Water Street Art Gallery. Had a wonderful Champagne and Chocolate reception.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Holiday Art,
Julie Miller,
Water Street Art Gallery
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Garden Shop
Three of my paintings are accepted for the 2009 December Show at The Pearl Gallery in Tulsa. We will be watching for snowflakes, but remembering the sunshine from herb festivals like this one held in Sand Springs every year.
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
gardeners,
people shopping
Saturday, September 12, 2009
September 2009
End of summer - beginning of fall. My favorite time of year! Painting, teaching, traveling a bit...working a lot. I'm at Water Street Art Gallery today. If you haven't been here yet, please come to visit soon.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
I will be the featured speaker at the artists' meeting for Alpha Rho Tau on Monday evening, August 17, 2009. The title of my talk is "My Journey to Impressionism" and will begin at 6:30 in the meeting room at Hardesty Library at 93rd andMemorial in Tulsa. Please join me for an evening looking back on my journey so far and some hints for what lies ahead!
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Too Old to Care

Girlfriend reunions are a once-a-year highlight. Last time we visited Mona in beautiful Cheyenne, WY. We took a road trip to the Chugwater Chili Festival. These women were enjoying the rock and roll band and I enjoyed watching them dance! We all had fun in the sun.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Prairie Tradition
When we were young and traveling across Kansas to go home for Christmas, decorating this cedar tree was an important stop along the way. The painting was displayed at the Philbrook Festival of Trees 2008 and it sold last week. I wish the new owners "Happy Holidays".
Monday, November 10, 2008
Girlfriends

My two sisters came for a visit last weekend - a rare and fantastic event! We remembered our mom by walking along the river in her honor. This painting is from a small black and white snapshot of her with her two best friends in high school at Sterling, Kansas. Celebrate the women in your life!
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
girlfriends,
Painting,
women
Monday, October 6, 2008
Dozing
We were driving home from hiking Short Mountain in east central Oklahoma. Near the road were these Charlais cattle looking so warm napping in the sun. Prints and notecards are available of this and all my work. The Pagonis family in Oklahoma City own the original and it lives with a little boy named James in his farm decorated bedroom.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
The Paint

This week our group of painters visited a beautiful lodge home for a day of plein air painting and enjoying the crisp fall temperatures. This photo was one of my favorite parts of the day...when the paint horse came to investigate what we were doing. The friendly mare got up close and personal!
Labels:Bed & Breakfast
Painting
Monday, September 29, 2008
Trees at Dripping Springs

East of Tulsa, OK is a park created by natural springs. You must climb down into the cool shadows to see the water.
First Love

This painting shows my daughter holding her baby cousin for the first time. The connection was obvious in her expression.
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